Archive · 12 Dec 2025
Charred Newborns' Bodies Found at Bhopal Hospital
In Bhopal, India, the bodies of two newborn babies were found burned in a garbage dump behind a hospital.
The police and a special team are investigating, but the CCTV footage is not clear.
The hospital has increased security, and doctors have examined the bodies.
The police think someone from inside the hospital might be involved.
They are trying to find out who did this and why.
Partially charred bodies of two newborns found in a garbage dump at Hamidia Hospital, Bhopal.
FSL team collected samples of burnt plastic, clothing, and ashes for examination.
CCTV footage from the mortuary zone is unclear, making identification difficult.
Hospital administration has tightened security and cordoned off the area behind the mortuary.
Police suspect an insider, possibly a hospital staffer, may be involved in the incident.
- Who
- Two newborns, possibly hospital staff involved
- What
- Partially charred bodies of newborns found in a garbage dump
- When
- Early Wednesday morning, with an FSL inspection on Thursday
- Where
- Behind the mortuary at Hamidia Hospital, Bhopal
- Why
- Unknown; investigation ongoing, possible attempt to destroy evidence
- Location
- Hamidia Hospital, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
- Number of Victims
- 2 newborns
- Condition of Bodies
- Partially charred, wrapped in plastic
- Investigation Status
- FSL team collected samples; CCTV footage unclear
- Security Measures
- Tightened security, area cordoned off, guards deployed
- Autopsy Details
- One infant had 90% burns; conducted by a five-doctor panel
- Suspects
- Possibly an insider, possibly a hospital staffer